Nature in Byzantine Art and Literature
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Köp båda 2 för 1276 krLydia Wilson, Times Literary Supplement Henry Maguire traces the complex rise and fall of Byzantine portrayals of the natural world in his beautiful Nectar and Illusion, which averages an illustration for every other page of text
Paroma Chatterjee, Bryn Mawr Classical Review Nectar and Illusion marshals an impressive corpus of visual and textual evidence in support of its arguments. In the process, it raises a number of questions, some of which it addresses directly and others which, hopefully, shall be taken up in future studies ... Nectar and Illusion is invaluable ... for reminding us forcefully that Byzantine visual culture is far richer, more varied, and often, more puzzlingly and delightfully inconsistent than its stately icons of Christ, the Virgin, and the saints would have us believe.
<br>Henry Maguire is Emeritus Professor of Art at Johns Hopkins University.<br>
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; INTRODUCTION; I. NATURE AND IDOLATRY; II. NATURE AND RHETORIC; III. NATURE AND METAPHOR; IV. NATURE AND ABSTRACTION; V. NATURE AND ARCHITECTURE; CONCLUSION; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX